Ogun State is one of Nigeria’s most strategic investment destinations, offering scale, access, and long-term growth potential. Located in the South-West corridor, the State shares a direct border with Lagos and provides seamless access to major domestic and regional markets, including the Republic of Benin and the wider West African sub-region of over 400 million consumers.

With a land mass of 16,432 sq km and over 74% arable land, Ogun State combines strong industrial capacity with a solid agro-industrial base. The State hosts six industrial hubs and six economic development clusters, supporting a diverse economy driven by manufacturing, agriculture, logistics, mining, energy, and services. Three operational Free Trade Zones at Olokola, Igbesa, and Kajola further enhance its attractiveness for export-oriented and duty-advantaged investments.

The State benefits from multi-modal connectivity through an extensive road network, proximity to Lagos ports, the Gateway International Airport, planned dry ports, and the proposed Olokola Deep Sea Port. These assets support efficient production, distribution, and market access.

A young and skilled population of over 8.7 million, backed by Nigeria’s high concentration of tertiary and vocational institutions, provides a reliable workforce. Combined with a proven ease of doing business record, Ogun State offers investors a stable, scalable, and opportunity-rich environment.